Elvis (2022) - Elvis' First Concert Scene | Movieclips

[@trinaq]

Austin really committed to playing Elvis, to the point of learning to speak and perform like him. Shame that he didn't win the Oscar, but it was so close between him and Brendan!

[@jdorffer]

I saw both, Brendan playing the whale was so well deserved

[@Price70]

​​​​ @jdorffer ? If Fraser was so deserving he would have won with international voters. Austin was so good half of what he did went over the heads of people who weren't avid or lifelong Elvis fans. Austin also had too much class to quiver and cry in public pandering for votes from soft Americans. You didn't see him milking Lisa Marie's death at BAFTA the way Fraser did his story at Critics Choice and SAG. It's telling that Austin won with international bodies: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International, South African Online Film Critics, International Press Academy Satellite, Irish International category at IFTA, CinEuphoria. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine. Showing that Fraser's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 15 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 15 Breakthrough performance awards The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International and Domestic (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) South African Online Film Critics (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - (International Competition) North American Film Critics (Best Actor) Alaska Film Critics (Best Actor) Next Best Picture (Best Actor) Family Film Awards (Best Actor) Starring Film Awards (Best Actor in a Music Film)

[@Price70]

Austin won with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International, South African Online Film Critics, Ireland IFTA International, Starring Film Awards International Press Academy Satellite. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Fraser's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 13 Breakthrough performance awards. The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) AACTA Domestic Version ( Best Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) South African Online Film Critics (Best Actor) Irish Academy of Film and Television (Best International Actor). Starring Film Awards (Best Actor in a Music Film) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@maryc8552]

I just can’t! It’s not his fault, he did his best, you just can’t look like Elvis, or move like Elvis. That is all.

[@Price70]

@@maryc8552 That's why it's a movie not a documentary. And it wasn't made for you. It was made for the people who only knew Elvis in name and was just an image to them. They never looked him up on KZbin or played his music. Now they do

[@jonjahr3403]

"I don't know nothing about music but i could see in that girl's eye's, that she was having feelings that she was not sure she should enjoy" best line in this great movie in my opinion.

[@kamisoshite]

Nahh mine is ‘‘ youre fired!!!!!!!’’🤬👿😡

[@hardpapeda9620]

Hahaha

[@TheMarkmcr]

​@@kamisoshite that was beyond satisfying!

[@thayden8804]

It’s nice that Forrest and Elvis met up again

[@bprathe3205]

Hanks loved visiting Epstein Island. Will never watch another film he’s in.

[@SuperEmiliano15]

@@bprathe3205 ok

[@K1NG931]

😂

[@arrahmandikama6804]

Really

[@seankeane1485]

​@@bprathe3205why are you watching this clip?

[@childhooddreamer6975]

I saw this movie last night, they called him dangerous for this. It wasn't his fault the crowd couldn't control themselves. All he was doing was putting on a show.

[@Cheri.57]

The boy couldn't help it.😊

[@KelsJune]

Wait!! This really happened??

[@kingswing00]

​@@KelsJune lol. Yes. Watch the real, restored footage of Elvis performing in Tupelo. The girls are going crazy lol

[@RJ-Phoenix]

A white boy brought the soul of black music to a white audience, and they had no idea what hit them. So much so, that they down right just declared it Satanic. Little did they know that there was even stronger versions of this in black church communities! These people never experienced music with that much energy, and power in it!

[@CheyenneEntertainmentYT]

​@@KelsJune It's based on Elvis' life, so most of this most likely actually happened

[@sachamenin]

Our grandmothers were crazy ! 😍♥️

[@kentinson1670]

Grandma was ready to get freaky with The King

[@janjagodzinski9249]

ITS NOT LIKE WE BLAME THEM RIGHT?

[@AliageTaqi]

Don't blame them at all. 😊

[@sharonjensen3016]

I didn't think they threw underwear then, did they?

[@AliageTaqi]

@@sharonjensen3016 Good question?

[@kellykempkilroy]

My favorite scene in the film. Laugh every time the elderly lady screams in excitement. Austin was magnificent! Well done, son.

[@souillonsousion8687]

I find this so embarassing like cringe

[@doesntmatter7560]

​@@souillonsousion8687buddy you ain't elvis

[@Ampe96]

@@souillonsousion8687me too. I saw this in the Netflix preview and came on KZbin just to see people criticizing the scene for how embarrassing it was. I’m disappointed

[@niteowl969]

Yea exactly Mrs doubtfire totally lost it didn't she?

[@Keith-jp6jw]

@Ampe96 Why is it embarrassing? Honest question.

[@HorrorFangirl34]

"He was a taste of forbidden fruit" I think that nails it. Best way to describe Elvis. I envy all of those people who were able to see him perform live. I wish I was alive back then. Really.

[@bupoe4796]

I think they were saying he's a white man who was like a black man. He wasn't the forbidden fruit. He was a taste of it.

[@anthonydesroches8897]

My aunt got to ride with him on his motorcycle

[@noobmaster7689]

Awesome!

[@TheACTIONZ]

No you don't lmao

[@Chevynova88]

Wouldn’t that have awesome

[@MrPjw5]

Random soldier: “Get a haircut, fairy!!” Elvis: “Alright… Imma steal your girl… and Imma steal your buddy’s girl… and every girl under this tent.”

[@reganwolf4405]

😂😂

[@Qadox]

…and every girl in America.

[@LeonExile05]

😎

[@Nimeleth]

Still my favorite comment ever 😂😂 I totally read that in his voice and it's so on point

[@OzzyG815]

😂😂😂

[@robjones2408]

John Lennon said it the best: "Before Elvis, there was nothing." Austin Butler was utterly magnificent as Elvis, he captured his sheer brilliance and then the tragedy.

[@Day12My]

DISAGREE 100% This guy SUCKED as Elvis. He looks more like Scotty McCreery than Elvis

[@jpetersgoyanks]

@johnnysmith8652Lennon was speaking personally, not historically. The statement is being reused here and often is to speak culturally about Elvis’s impact beyond music but more about the way people feel about themselves. Elvis was a watermark for the culture, far more than Buddy Holly… even if Buddy wrote better songs.

[@Model_Roe]

Elvis copied his whole persona off of black entertainers and the black church that makes absolutely no sense

[@Model_Roe]

​@johnnysmith8652 exactly 💯

[@Richbar-qe6bx]

@johnnysmith8652 None of these guys had the charisma, the moves, the rebellion and the impact that Elvis had. And Elvis came before the three guys you named. I agree with John Lennon. And Lennon also said: "If not for Elvis, there never would've been the Beatles."

[@RayMcElroy50]

"Please Lord, don't let them hurt my baby." "Hurt him? Looks like they wanna..."

[@5roundsrapid263]

Best line in the whole movie!

[@byonemesis]

Ayo, hurt him? We all know they definitely don't want to hurt him. Some would say it's the reverse.🤭

[@Cheri.57]

😂😂😂

[@IconicDasher9000]

Want him*

[@ferozbuksh1038]

😅😅😅

[@sammylou5716]

Nobody had ever seen a man dance and sing this way before, it was a different time then it must have been unreal to witness this.

[@arrahmandikama6804]

Elvis was the inventor of crazy fans

[@brianaroy3478]

Ummm did you watch the movie ?

[@arrahmandikama6804]

I did

[@81slider]

None of em seen a White Man dance and sing like that..He brought the black culture into white people community..Elvis brought the Best of two cultures together. He wasn't looked at by some people very popular..I remember my mom telling me how he was Banned in many cities and TV Shows looked down for his influence of black music..You look at some of the music he played was traditionl Blues and put his spin and help create Rock n Roll..

[@TheSilverCrono]

Bro was not the first mf to dance

[@the_deino2324]

Bruh rizzed the whole crowd Edit: Wow 1.7K likes?! Damn

[@nghstudios65]

You beat me to it.

[@JoshuaAndres]

Elvis INVENTED rizz

[@Madeeflannery]

he got that wiggle rizz

[@fanta6285]

Elrizz Prizzley

[@crazyottsel23]

What? Lol

[@superamadeus701]

At first I thought this is all an exaggerated verion of the real life source. Then I saw the original You aint nothin but a houndog live cover, those girls literally screamed at every single movement that Elvis does just like how fans screams at k-pop artist/boy band of these days. Imagine being one of the first humans to see the birth of a Rock/Pop Idol . This scene shows how he is literally the first pop/rock idol artist in the world.

[@snowman7469]

I love the way the band members encouraged the "Wiggle "......Wake up Elvis.. hehe The Pink Wiggle, I'll let Australia know

[@amandafarley5473]

Ah i absolutely loved this rendition of Elvis. The music was phenomenal plus tbe dance moves. I mean a work of art really

[@Ricky-tr2hd]

He's good but it's pathetic to idolise a man that much. That's women for you; very programmable when you trigger their emotions.

[@dantheman1398]

​@@Ricky-tr2hdDude chill

[@iyanuoriakhi4794]

ya

[@GeetMonke]

@@Ricky-tr2hd tell me you've never seen a woman without telling me you've never seen a woman.

[@Ricky-tr2hd]

@@GeetMonke no I'm the a hole who gets them. Treats them like poo, whilst weaklings like you fondle yourself over them.

[@strayfreckles]

Austin absolutely killed this role, he put his life into it. He's such a versatile actor tbh, can't wait for him in Dune! He's the next big star, I feel it.

[@joewhitehead3]

That guitar riff gets me every time

[@peanutbutter8167]

yea what song is it from? ive been struggling

[@joewhitehead3]

@@peanutbutter8167I think it was written for this film

[@traydaniel0403]

@@peanutbutter8167Come Together

[@pusheencat6882]

It kinda sounds like come together, but the version by Gary Clarke jr.

[@peanutbutter8167]

YES its exactly that ohhhh tysm i couldn't remember the name @@pusheencat6882

[@Emma-ey8cu]

I actually just watched the movie. I knew Elvis was an enormous star but I didn't grow up in that Era so that's all I knew. After watching the film I absolutely understand the hype, I even felt his anger concerning his manager. I was close to tears when they spoke of his passing. I think it's safe to say had I been around then I would have loved him too. RIP KING...WELL DONE

[@sharonjensen3016]

Being a child of the 70s (whose parents loved Elvis' 70s recordings), I couldn't understand why people thought that Elvis' gyrations were "obscene" back when he was starting out. Compared to what came later (Mick Jagger's strutting like a rooster and Jim Morrison exposing himself on stage), Elvis was tame.

[@nenabunena]

​@@sharonjensen3016elvis was good looking, no one is seduced by jagger lol. And Elvis didn't wear any underwear, when he performed in the 50s fyi, that's why they censored him on sullivan bec it was swinging back and forth noticeable

[@arandombard1197]

@@sharonjensen3016 Elvis was the one that smashed the barrier and let that all through.

[@davidsallade2417]

Elvis Presley was a star who inspired not just America but the world.

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

He is a Jinx!!

[@TheUTVOverlander]

I love Sam Phillips laugh after the first girl screams, then his wife loses her mind. Austin was so good he could legit go tour on those old rockabilly tunes. This movie was so freaking entertaining.

[@nenabunena]

That's not his wife but Marion Keiser who was elvis' champion in the beginning. Women got elvis, many men didn't

[@bmokeys]

The amount of times i’ve watched this! ( I just watched the movie last night). Everything in this scene is incredible, down right incredible! Guys getting jealous, girls screaming, N Elvis doing his thing. It makes you feel like you’re there. I wanna scream! His moves are so infectious, can’t help but admire.

[@esmintexas]

I watched this scene a lot! Such a cool cat and the shots of his wiggling are amazing.

[@nenabunena]

I've watched this scene and others over 40x now. I just keep looking it up on yt

[@itshonestlyjustJJ]

Real

[@sharonjensen3016]

My four year old nephew likes to do "the wiggle" to "Blue Suede Shoes." He loves that song.

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

_"Elvis is not dead, he just went home."_

[@nathangallegos9304]

MIB reference 😆

[@ΚωνσταντινοςΓ-ω6φ]

Hell?

[@Saladass-kc1hh]

K

[@Minimeister317]

@@ΚωνσταντινοςΓ-ω6φ Men in Black reference

[@Biancalovestosew98]

My grandma had a crush on Elvis and thinks this Elvis is a hunk😊💕

[@rscbmr1023]

This grandma does too. Actually, I've never seen a more beautiful man....Period!🥰

[@siennaioana6763]

I think Austin is actually more handsome than Elvis in my opinion. I have never was into Elvis so much but I like Austin. Beautiful looking men.

[@LeonExile05]

That’s awesome. He’s got an entire generation of Elvis fans support now. What a power move to take on this role and crush it.

[@brainrich1358]

My grandma, who was born and raised in Mexico, had a huge crush on him, too lol

[@randyboisa6367]

"A hunk a hunk of burnin love!"

[@ChrisManley1994]

“Please Lord don’t let em hurt my baby.” “HURT him?!?!? Looks like they wanna…..” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Cheri.57]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@juliannaszabo3531]

Nekem tetszett!!!!!!!

[@KieSenpai17]

"Get a haircut, fairy!" Elvis: I'm about to end this man's relationship.

[@Luigi_Mario_1997]

And look where we are now, feminine men still have haters, and women absolutely love them. ^v^

[@klemen680]

@@Luigi_Mario_1997 The more things change, the more they stay the same.

[@Verbsdescribeus]

What a total masterpiece! Watched it in 8 different theaters & 2 times online ... The feelings for a legendary performer being honoured are endless!

[@johnr4171]

Raw pure talent that matched his personality and looks. Today’s singers are but a shadow of him and can’t sing without auto tune.

[@Petey0707]

plenty of incredibly talented people out there stop living in the past

[@deletdis6173]

Not The Weeknd... Don't get crazy, now...

[@BellinghamYorkshire]

So much going on in this clip. The nerves, the guy saying "get a haircut fairy" with the little smirk on his face. the Elvis the Pelvis movies and the reaction of the girls in the audience where you can tell they were having a visceral reaction and the men being all angry. Excellent casting for the audience, the really delivered and excellent moves and acting by Austin Butler. The part where he says "what they screaming at". The wiggle, do some more. He goes back to the mic turns around and looks back at the bass player with a little smirk before doing the full on dance moves.

[@tgoudenhertje]

I saw the movie today. Unbelievable. Magnificent. And I followed Austin how he prepared to act the King. He gave it all. The moves from Elvis, his accent. There was only one Elvis but Austin did it and came very, very close to Elvis. Well done Austin.

[@brynnesantos9817]

I can't speak for the accuracy of the story here, but the scenes from Elvis's childhood and the two performances (the Arthur Crudup and the revival) really built up to this scene perfectly. In both the Crudup performance and the revival you see, not only the musical elements of Elvis's style, but the energy that he brought to it. The secular side - that is, the power of physical attraction - and the sacred - the feeling of being uncontrollably swept up in the energy of what's happening around you (In the words of the minister in the revival scene, "the spirit") - collide with each other, and the results are Elvis's performance and the audience's reaction to it. 1:41 - this part never fails to give me chills.

[@snapeinvader]

That is a wonderful thing I never noticed before. Great insight!

[@sheenapugh5901]

❤

[@andrewwilson7494]

guitar solo on this part very similar with Gary clark jr’s on “Come Together” song

[@Ivosferatus]

I'm pretty sure 95% of relationships ended in that night.

[@reganwolf4405]

😂😅

[@latremendacaba]

😅😅😅

[@incognitoincognito6007]

Причем по инициативе девушек

[@flaviuferent4191]

😂😂😂😂hahqhqh true true

[@rainyyy___]

@@incognitoincognito6007 хахах

[@nancyyyy1001]

That guy in the background laughing, smiling and just enjoying the concert makes this scene even better😂😂😂

[@Cheri.57]

That guy is Sam Phillips..

[@anthonydesroches8897]

He knew what she wanted😅

[@strayfreckles]

i never get tired of this scene. You will get your Oscar someday, Austin, i know it.

[@sherrysaunders3445]

Love this scene!! I can understand why the girls went crazy for him. I mean the looks, the moves everything!! Austin Butler was phenomenal in this movie. He didn't win the Oscar for this amazing portrayal; what a joke!! He was robbed, plain and simple.

[@Evets_03]

I honestly think this scene is over exaggerated for laughs. The ladies liked him because of all his attributes not just one

[@MasherSmasher-yc6vv]

Brendan deserved it just as much as he did.

[@sherrysaunders3445]

@@MasherSmasher-yc6vv Brendan didn't work as hard as Austin did. He put all his heart and soul into the role. He should've won the Oscar.

[@MasherSmasher-yc6vv]

@sherrysaunders3445 he literally did tho, the dude came back from basically a Hollywood blacklist and gave his best performance. He literally deserved every bit of that Oscar buddy.

[@sherrysaunders3445]

@@MasherSmasher-yc6vv Let's face it; Brendan's win was a pity win; it was the Academy's way of saying they're sorry for how he was treated and he shouldn't have won the Oscar based on that. Also, Austin won two awards when up against Brendan and he was in Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential People of 2023 where Brendan was not.

[@1blackpie698]

The sound production of this movie is savage. From the amazing recording quality of vintage sounds to the mix with modern stuff is unparalleled. Unique masterpiece of soundtrack in cinema.

[@ricardobjj24]

Im happy that Elvis got a proper really well done movie because he deserved it and Austin did a great job of playing him they were identical

[@CHUCKBALLER2024]

Never make fun of a guy that has the balls to wear pink

[@IdealThundersAlt]

Back then, Colors don't mean any genders, boys can wear pink, girls can wear blue, it only became a thing in the 80s.

[@paulorobertofrazao]

Pink was a commom color for men those Times.

[@IdealThundersAlt]

@@paulorobertofrazao It only became blue in the 80s

[@sharonjensen3016]

Would someone really have said: "Get a haircut, fairy"? In the trailer, it was: "Get a haircut, Buttercup!"

[@jonblankenship5908]

Especially if the guy was named Elvis

[@drahunter213]

The world never seen anything like it…elvis is the definition of “RockStar” life style…

[@Ash_shutn]

I literally can't stop watching this scene....

[@JosefFang]

Me neither. My theory is that this was historically the moment where Elvis invented Rizz.

[@helenakatic1690]

It's been almost a year that I first time watch this movie and my thrilness with this scene which Austin nailed it incredible good won't go away!

[@debbie9929]

He did a phenomenal job capturing Elvis. Very very impressive. And I loved the movie.

[@johnathonnoakes8013]

still can’t believe that this didn’t win a single oscar 😢

[@JLee-g6w]

Fabelmans was also a movie that didn’t win an Oscar that same year either

[@closelaugh185]

Probably because it wasn't good...

[@traydaniel0403]

@@closelaugh185To me it was. Oscars are overrated and scams!

[@danielfox3003]

It was awful, that’s why.

[@davidvanaa1191]

​@@danielfox3003 splish splash your opinion is trash

[@Dontcallme-ut5ml]

A truly great movie scene. The focus is mostly on the audience and how they reacted to him and his moves. The song is perfect in its pacing and how it speeds up and whips them all into a frenzy. Just perfect.

[@ericwharton213]

Must have been wild being Elvis, especially in the beginning

[@turkturk97]

yep tbh, every guy wanted to be like him

[@patstaysuckafreeboss8006]

I'd love to experience even one day of his life lol

[@Cheri.57]

Elvis was certainly brave to keep going on matter what.

[@TonyChurch112]

I had the same thing happen to me in the 60’s. I was a very handsome young man and girls catapulted themselves at me. Shame I used to beat them

[@siddhipatil9519]

The wiggle!!!!!!...I am just screaming.... That's sooooooo attractive.... Ohhh my God!!!...... ELVISSSS..... I LOVE YOU ❤😭

[@Deseanit]

I was never an Elvis fan but now I am after watching this movie, I only watched it because my grandma would play Elvis all through my childhood

[@BlondeCherry]

Omg, i live in Tennessee, love the blues, even my grandaddy looked like him, just before Elvis was known. I can't describe how in love with this i am. It gotmy attention, immediately, and this film ffs, is amazing. Didn't think id like it.its AMAZING

[@rhondapowell9942]

I had about a 3 hour flight Vegas and I got headphones and went through the list of movies. So on the way to Vegas I had enough time to watch one and I choose the new Elvis movie with Austin Butler. I kind of liked it but not the role that Tom Hanks played as Colonel Parker. That bothered me,knowing he got away with so much and hurt Elvis over the years, and No one intervened. Plus Austin didn't look like Elvis like some of the other Elvis movies. On the way back home, I decided to watch it again, the second time. For some reason, I Loved It! Austin didn't have to look like Elvis to play Elvis. That's how good the movie was. He knocked it out of the park. I ignored the only movies Tom Hanks did Bad...seeing that all his other movies were Hits! I loved Elvis the movie. A remarkable job!!!!

[@rhondapowell9942]

I only wish they could of got another actor for Colonel Parker. I doubt Tom Hanks Ever had a bad part, Until Now

[@donjames7647]

The greatest thing to happen to music , the greatest entertainer to walk the earth . Mr Elvis Aaron Presley

[@LeonardoKlotz]

If it wasn't for Brendan Fraser Austin Butler would've won that Oscar

[@Price70]

Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Fraser's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@robertacampbell5382]

No the correct thing is to say the truth if the academy had any integrity anymore which they have not had fie a very long time Austincwins hands down just like he did world wide. Aystin did give the best performance last year not Brendon. The academy was on a redemption tour and handed out oscars to people who they felt has deserved it foe their body of work not the actual performance they did last year us Brendan had the extra bonus of letting everyone one know through his pressies how he was groped by the Hollywood executive. So Austin ends up robbed of the Oscar he truly deserved.

[@marshmallowfluff2nd413]

This was my favorite biopic movie and Austin Butler did great job capturing the essence of Elvis Presley.😍😘❤💖💋💘🤭

[@sherrymay5409]

Best movie about Elvis Presley ever made he was so dead on rest in peace king and awesome Job Austin Butler

[@hanjuro860]

"Hurt him? Looks like they wanna" is the best!

[@lexiechans]

I wished I was born on this time, I would have given anything to see Elvis perform.

[@sharonjensen3016]

I wish I'd seen Elvis in his prime. "The Comeback Special"- Hubba, Hubba!💋💖

[@cassienunes2173]

My aunt is a massive elvis fan. Like im talking she has an entire room dedicated to this man and was growing up when he hit his peak. She knew eveey detail of elvis down to the minute of his death and what shoes he was wearing. She was the president of a freaking fan club in high school she was so into him. She watched this movie and was floored by how good austin was. She was blown away by how good he captured elvis and was saying afterwards she may have found a new man 😂 austin freakin killed this role and ots a shame the academy didnt recognize him

[@A_Litre_of_Farva]

Notice how his voice is higher for this scene? I’ll bet this was before the King took singing lessons and his voice really blossomed. Hell of an actor Austin is ❤

[@exienikki3142]

Chile I almost threw mi popcorn up in the air on this part. I lost it in the movies 2nd row.

[@taesdrugdealer4458]

1:41 the way he did that was so satisfying for some reason 😂

[@h.a.l9708]

Elvis is, was and forever will be a legend!

[@AuStInWiLkInSoN1213]

I remember watching this movie the secord or third time, I started tearing up at this scene. I don't know why I did, but damn man. Austin put his all into this role. I'm so proud of him.

[@AngeryCrow]

Now I know what's "It's all about the hips" mean. This movie editing was a real charmer

[@sandraberube641]

❤ oho ooo wow what a great performance Austin Butler! U sure can swing it & sing it, Bravo 👏 👏👏🥰🥰🥰💃💃🧡🧡🕺🥰💜🥰👍👍

[@vanpenguin22]

As a child of the 70s, I remember seeing His music as the first Collection offer on TV that was "not sold in any store"

[@paranoidpumpkin98]

Ther first time I watched this movie scene it felt as though I was under some sort of posession . Austin Butler did a really great job

[@Cheri.57]

I wanted to scream!😅

[@palmyrapalmyra1681]

Exactly. Elvis had that magic.

[@melodymoon5768]

Brilliant 🎉❤🎉❤

[@baneblanca]

I love this incredible master piece amazing acting wow factor 100% this movie helped me understand what Mr iconic Elvis presley was all about.for those who said he was races watch this movie and and fully pay attention to the part when the legendary smokey Robinson told him to sing gospel music.he was not races he was an amazing man with incredible talent. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MrNobodee]

I really enjoyed this movie from a different perspective. One movie critic commented that this wasn't a beat for beat documentary but, a "superhero" movie and I totally get that which I enjoyed from that aspect. Very well done. And Austin reeeally started looking like Elvis when he aged later in the movie.

[@Tif91522]

Wow this guy is so perfect!❤ I love this movie so much ❤️💘❤️ I love you baby❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💘💘💘💘💘💘💘❤️

[@Skimmers1495]

I saw this movie 4 times in the theater. It was that fun. The dance scenes had us all shook up ☺️

[@SuperBobby1967]

Greatest Elvis movie u ever saw. The singing and dancing was amazing. Elvis was the king of Rock'n'Roll.

[@chadthweatt9739]

Being from Memphis I thought I would be biased. So I went into it skeptical, but Austin Butler killed it. Being someone who isn’t Elvis and portraying him better than any other music biopic has portrayed an artist is a feat.

[@nenabunena]

I love this film so much! This clip is a perfect intro for elvis, love all the concert scenes! I felt like i was transported back in time! If only!

[@obasihelen389]

Please was the movie title😢

[@nenabunena]

@@obasihelen389 it's in the title lol - Elvis (2022)

[@gabrielleclennon6589]

The girls are screaming their hearts out. Then all of their mothers are just there like "Lord, please don't let Elvis hurt my baby".

[@laylamason9908]

Wow! He started out as a total Nobody But During his very first concert, He had already made people fall in love😍with him

[@amjh4lah809]

He should of won the Oscar. I like Brendan n all, and was happy for him, but Austin DEFINITELY should have won.

[@ucanthandletruth4456]

The way the lady from the record studio stands up and screams is priceless!

[@MsPoyee]

I really enjoyed this movie, I saw it 10 times during our Family Reunion.

[@nigeljones482]

The Line, “he was the forbidden fruit” that really sums up Elvis.

[@carlosgarcia-jz3dq]

Elvis goes beast mode

[@mariahernandez3062]

A real MASTERPIECE ❤💯❤ Never ever will be nobody like Austin Butler and Baz Luhrmann. Perfection forever 👏👏👏👏👏Award winner!!!!!!

[@christineneese6913]

Austin was great in this movie he deserved the Oscar.

[@georgemutter9668]

I've been around a long time, and Elvis was pure animal magnetism!

[@edwardgerow637]

Hot dam, he nailed it....

[@ChrisSevla]

Oh, I screamed like this for Austin the whole movie...

[@jonathannorton6558]

Fabulous Austin Butler movie ever. It's one of my favorite movies of Austin Butler's. The Baby Let's Play House is on of my favorite scene in that new Elvis movie. Also, I would recommend the new Super Mario Bros. Movie if you can upload it, along with the original 1984 version of Footloose with Kevin Bacon, the new Reinfield film with Nicholas Cage, Air with Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, Out of Sight with George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez, Soldier (1998) with Kurt Russell, Analyze This with Robert De Niro, Billy Crystal, and Lisa Kudrow, and those two Paul Thomas Anderson flicks (like Boogie Nights with Mark Wahlberg, Heather Graham, and Burt Reynolds, and Magnolia for instance).

[@freebird264]

It's honestly amazing how far we've come since Elvis. To us, his dancing is more like a caveman compared to Michael Jackson, but at the time he was making women scream their vocal cords to pieces with excitement.

[@nenabunena]

He is dancing to rock. You don't do choreographed dances to rock. The same issues you have with elvis' barbaric caveman dancing are the same issues the adults back then had with him. So you relate more to wasp america than to the rebellious punk elvis

[@bprathe3205]

Bullsheet. They built themselves off of Elvis and Little Richard. Crawl back in your hole novice.

[@bigboychungas4033]

Yep, even his toe stance with the white socks influenced Michael to do the same becuase white socks with black shoes adds more movement

[@ashtondimovski7074]

Arguably that comparison is unfair, because Elvis was more of an intuitive dancer. MJ, for all his talent, planned everything out and choreographed it to a T. Elvis didn’t bother doing that. He just let the music move him. This is not to suggest MJ or Elvis had superior styles to one another. Just different, that is all.

[@songsofthecentury3909]

Jackson was a fake & deliberately became white by skin bleaching. Steven Hoeflin is the cosmetic surgeon is Beverley Hills he used.

[@MarianneSmith1976]

Love this movie my dad who passed was a massive Elvis fan I've watched it 9times tom hanks was epic

[@ianwest2358]

Hello there l have watched this KZbin clip few times and l got be honest and say Austin Butler was really good as Elvis Presley..l have not watched the film just this clip..l was very impressed with this Actor.great job lan west

[@strayfreckles]

Wait till you watch the film. He absolutely slays the role.

[@marcostitan3829]

Esse foi um daqueles momentos quando a raca humana avanca geracoes em um momento unico

[@VivienneFinch]

Im 65. I feel so lucky to have enjoyed the great music of the 70's and 80's!! Elton's performances were outstanding!! THANK YOU Elton and Bernie!!🎉❤🎉

[@steffenb.jrgensen2014]

The world never became the same again...

[@agenttheater5]

3:18 The only woman brave enough to go yup against hysterical Elvis fans - his mother.

[@davemillet4160]

"What are they hollerin' at?" "The wiggle!" "The what?" Perfect.😄

[@adkinss8168]

endgeil....für mich die beste szene im film....top

[@ValleyBoii4209]

It’s the screams from the females in the crowd for me😂😂 idk if it really was like that back then or if it was just an exaggeration for the movie

[@marshmallowfluff2nd413]

Oh it was. And it was NUTS.😐😆

[@rrpearsall]

Girls fainted but they also fainted for the Beatles and Michael Jackson.. Are men less appreciated now? Or have we diluted the waters of greatness?? Or were the greatest Generation men not so impressive to the ladies???

[@toastedjambread]

​@PunchUp not LeftRight Its a ClassWar WakeUp Nah. It's still the same today for heart throb musicians.

[@118crazyhorse]

My grandmother told me years ago women were losing their minds

[@felipe96ification]

wait till you heard about the beatles

[@JessicaSnyder-jo4pq]

Absolutely love the way you sound together!! Love,light and peace be with you!

[@jejjd7606]

It's like Austin got obsessed by Elvis's ghost throughout the performance. marvelous performance 👏

[@kathrynmolesa1641]

That kid should have won the Oscar. My god look at him move!

[@monicarollo2462]

"Before Elvis there was nothing" said John Lennon

[@boulaine]

The KING is (and should always be) ...FLASHING!!!!